Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 April 1960 — Page 8

8—The Indianapolis Recorder, Apr. 23,1960

CHOIR MEMBERS FETE PASTOR AND WIFE AT APPRECIATION DINNER

Rev and Mrs. James E. Collier were recently honored with a banquet, given by the Eastern Star Young Adults Choir, in the base-

ment of the church.

The affair was in appreciation of Rev. Collier’s 16 years service as

supervisor of the choir.

The table was beautifully decorated and a delicious dinner was i

served.

Several members gave remarks in recognition of his services.

CLUBS

BLUE NOTES will meet Friday, Williams. 1538 N. Senate. Plans April 23. with Mrs. Juanita Rich- were made for their coming Soardson, 2453 Sheldon. Previous cial. Next meeting will be with meeting was held with Mrs. Bertha Mrs Earlene Harris, 3209 N. Minor, 1452 Lynn Dr. Capitol.

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CORDETTES met April 15. with L E S PETITE M A D E M OI-

1 Mrs. Beatrice Powell, 1154 W. SELLES met with Miss Patricia

32nd. Next meeting will be with Phelps, 430 Agnes. Next meeting Miss Ocie Watts, 1340 Edgemont, will be with Mrs. Janice Williams, Friday, April 22. 936 W- Norths On the agenda for * * * this month is a dance at the South-CORD-I met last with Mrs. Jua- side Armory, featuring such stars nita Moss The Cltib is giving a as Dee Clark, The Drifters The social Sunday Next meeting will Midnighters. Big Mabelle and Barbe with Mrs. Wyatt Lewis, 2641 ret Strong. * ^ ^ * * * OLD SETTLERS SOCIAL AND GOLDEN WISH-60NE will meet CIVIC will meet Tuesday afterAp.il 23 with Mrs. Anna Adams, noon, April 26, with Mrs. Eva Ed811 E. 14th. The Club will accept wards, 4113 Cornelius. invitations. ^ ^ ^ SENORITA BIRTHDAY will DIAMONDS VIII met April 10. meet with Mrs Ruby Bridges, 2330 with Willie King Plans were com- ®. er .” pleted for a raffle to be given ^ ie ^ ae ^ ra ^ l , ue, J| , Capitol. June 11. Jesse Blakely, 3016 Clif- 0^*00 * ** ton, will be host at next meeting STARS met Monday, Aoril 94 April 11, with Mrs. Dons Tucker. * * * Plans were made for their first GIRLS PROGRESSIVE 12 met pP 1 ™ 8 , a ?V v l ty / * Rummage Sale, with Mm Marie Allen. Next ,0 be le d ’ Satur J[ dsfy ;

meeting with Mrs. Evelyn Chinn,

157 W. 23rd.

EIGHT LIVE-WIRE GIRLS will meet April 21, at the home of

JOLLY-WKE will meet Sunday, ' V,rs - Bt *atrice Woods.

April 25, with Mrs. Genevee Perry, 19 E. 22nd. Next hostess will be Mrs. Mary L. Reiss, 2260 Ral-

ston.

LEE WARNER LOUGA met at the home of Mrs. Annie Belle

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Attacks to Sponsor Tigerama in School Auditorium

Attacks talent will be on parade when the curtain rises on Tigerama to be presented in the school auditorium April 29 and 30. The theme of the show is “Portraits of 1960.” Soloists for the three-act extravaganza are Mary Weils, Sheila Bail, Morris Rice. Giving vocal numbers will be the Voldaires composed of Morris Rice, George Black. Marcus Hampton, Frank Turman and WilliaVn Hallibuiton The gins ensemble group includes Lynda Blunt, Marie Adams, Sheila Ball, Jacqueline Harrell, and Ruth Woods.

Dancing the Tango will be Marie

Welcome Big

Big "0

DAY

WED. April 27

See the Big "0" IN ACTION Butler Fieldhouse Wed., April 27

8:30 P. M.

Benefit Basketball Classic

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Be Prepared for a Christian Marriage

The Christian Family Life Committee of the Church Federation

Adams, Lynda Blunt, John Lewis, 0 f Greater Indianapolis will pre-

Morris Rice. Ruth Woods. Valerie Brad.ey and Beverly Johnson. In the mambo scene vvlil be Judy Garvin, Gwendolyn Barnes Charles Nichols. Featured in dances are Judy Garvin Gwendolyn Barnes, Jacqui Weaver, end Jonn Lewis. Susan Williams, Warren Offutt and Andrew Sims will add comedy to Tigerama. Instrumental solo will be given by piano soloists Richard

Dorsey

John Brooks is co-ordinating the all-school project. Faculty committee chairmen are Talent Recruiters, Mrs. Josephine Holder; Style Show, Mrs. Ruth Clinthorne; Special Feature, Rozella Boyd: Public* |

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i ranees Stout; Service. Albert p er CO uple.

Umphrey; Stage, lighting, Microphone, Clifton scoir: Make Up, Mrs. Ernestine McCree, Mrs. Loivne Harden ;s director of stu-

dent activities.

sent another of its “Preparation for Christian Marriage” sessions Sunday, April 24 from 3:00 to 5:30 p. m at Central Christian Church,

701 Ft. Wayne.

The purpose of the program is to help young engaged couples and newlyweds to better prepare themselves for Christian marriage. Subjects on marriage will be presented by Rev. Kenneth E. Reed, minister; Dr. Wynne Arnholter, marriage counselor, and Dr. John It Melin, physician. Motion pictures entitled “Human Reproduction” and “Marriage Is a Partnership” will be shown to

the audience.

Inquiries from engaged couples

and newlyweds will be welcomed by the Church Federation. Advanced registration should be made through their office, 310 N. Illinois. M!E. 5-9506. There is a fee of $2 00

CAPITAL U. CHAPEL CHOIR IN CONCERT AT ICC HALL

The Capital University Chapel Choir, a nationally famous concert group from Columbus, Ohio, has

MORNING STORY HOURS TO g«n booked Tor 7concert Aprn BE AT CENTRAL LIBRARY 26 in Indiana Central College

Auditorium, 4001 Otterbein.

A series of five consecutive Satin day morning story hours will be held in the Children’s Room, Central Library, beginning April 23. These programs will start at 11:00 a. m. All elementary school children are invited to attend free of rharPe. __

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The choir will appear under the sponsorship of Capital District Lutheran Men. Fifty-seven select voices, singing entirely a cappella, comprise this concert group. The group is composed of students of Capital University, located in Bexley, a suburb of Columbus. They are under the direction of Dr. Ellis E. Snyder. Several years ago the Choir had the privilege of singing under the

direction of Fied Waring.

‘ That is a magnificent Choir,”

was Waring’s comment.

PTA at School No. 56 Hears Talk on Mental Health at April Meet At its April meeting the PTA of School No. 56 heard an address by Mrs. Meredith Nicholson of htc Indiana Hygiene Assocciation. Mrs. Nicholson spoke on mental health. In addition to Mrs. Nicholson, a movie was shown on mental health and presentation of awards for winners of the popularity contest. Mrs. Maude Flack, principal.

Recorder Carries Space Vocabulary

New words and new meanings for old words are constantly being used in reports of activities to n onquer outer space To help our eaders better to understand these reports The Indianapolis Recorder ! s adding a new feature—a cartoon series, The Language of Security, Aerospace Vocabulary.” Number 1 in the series appears in this issue—others will follow. This new “dictionary” has been prepared by the United States Air Force and is being made available through the Indianapolis Air Reserve Center, 222 E. Ohio. Why not show this to Junior so he can clip and save each of the series for his own personal “spaceman* vocabulary”?

Mrs> Juanita Moss was honored with weekend guests, Misses Etta Duren, and Dorothy Ivery, from Marshall, Texas The girls were with a group of 40 from Bishop College. The group was visiting Greater St. John Baptist Church at 17th and Martindale.

Although making up less than 14 percent of the driving population, drivers under age 25 were nvolved in nearly 29 percent of ill fatal accidents in the United

States during 1959,

Proclamation

THE MAYOR

MAYOR

CHARLES BOSWELL

"WHEREAS, it has been

demonstrated beyond the possibility of doubt in the course of the recent Olympic Trials that the State of Indiana is the most advanced region of the known universe in the major

sport of bosketbal, and "WHEREAS, the City of In-

dianapolis, capital of the Hoosier state, during the past decade has taken its rightful

place a the head of the basketball procession through achievements of the Crispus Attacks High Schol teams and the resulting rise in general level of the sport, and "WHEREAS, a most distinguished son of Indianapolis, OSCAR ROBERTSON, who led two Crispus teams to state championships, has now achieved universal recognition as 'Mr. Basketball of America' and No. 1 player of the U. S. Olympic team — an honor which his fans are confident will be crowned with the title 'Mr. Basketball of the World' during

this summer's Olympic Games, and

"WHEREAS, it is altogether fitting that the friends, neighbors, former teammates and opponents of Oscar Robertson, and the city he so nobly represents, express their appreciation, respect and warm affection for 'The Big O' as he is known wherever basketball is played* "NOW, THEREFORE, I, Charles H. Boswell, Mayor of Indianapolis, by virtue of the powers vested in me, do hereby proclaim that Wednesday, April 27, 1960, shall

be observed at BIG O DAY

and call upon all public-spirited residents to honor the greatest athlete of Indiana's history by means of appropriate observances and ceremonies."

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